POCAHONTAS IN ENGLAND
"But thou dost not plan to return to Virginia for a long; time yet?" she asked.
"Much I like thy land, and its pleasant folk," answered Pocahontas as she rose to go. "But the time draweth near for us to set sail westward again. Farewell."
Then, accompanied by Lady De La Ware and Uttamatomakkin, she left the audience chamber.
"The Lady Rebecca," said the Queen to her ladies when the curtains had fallen behind Pocahontas, "is one of the gentlest ladies England hath ever welcomed."
"Much I like thy land, and its pleasant folk," answered Pocahontas as she rose to go. "But the time draweth near for us to set sail westward again. Farewell."
Then, accompanied by Lady De La Ware and Uttamatomakkin, she left the audience chamber.
"The Lady Rebecca," said the Queen to her ladies when the curtains had fallen behind Pocahontas, "is one of the gentlest ladies England hath ever welcomed."
